November7 , 2026

    Deendayal Port Kandla sets new record for salt handling

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    Deendayal Port Authority, Kandla continues to reinforce its position as a trade-friendly hub, achieving yet another milestone in cargo handling. On 22nd September 2024, DPA Kandla set a new record by handling 1,44,515 metric tonnes of salt in just 24 hours, surpassing the previous record of 1,05,602 metric tonnes.

    This remarkable achievement highlights the port’s strategic approach, including rationalizing cargo and vessel-related charges in close consultation with trade stakeholders. The coordinated efforts of vessel agents, stevedores, and other stakeholders have contributed to a significant surge in cargo volumes at DPA.

    A notable contribution to this accomplishment came from SREE ASHAPURA STEVEDORES on behalf of exporter RANKERS INTERNATIONAL who efficiently loaded 77,160 metric tonnes of salt across two vessels within 24 hours. Their efforts played a pivotal role in achieving the new single-day salt handling record.

    The first vessel, MV Ingmer Selmer, was operated by M/s. Imperial Chartering & Ancillary Services, successfully loaded 42,050 metric tonnes of salt at Dry Cargo Berth No. CJ-13. The second vessel, MV Medi Brisbane, loaded 35,110 metric tonnes of salt at Dry Cargo Berth No. CJ-16.

    This record-breaking performance demonstrates DPA’s commitment to enhancing operational efficiency, fostering collaboration with industry partners, and supporting India’s growing trade ecosystem.